AUBURN, Ala.- The Auburn Tigers have scored a massive victory in the transfer portal, retaining freshman wide receiver Sam Turner, who announced his intention
The Auburn Tigers are down another offensive player to the transfer portal. Redshirt sophomore running back Durell Robinson is set to enter the portal, per a report from On3 on Saturday afternoon.
Auburn Tigers tight end Ryan Ghea announced via his X account today that he will be returning to The Plains for the 2026 season. Ghea is a rising sophomore and will have three years of eligibility remaining. Ghea appeared in five games for Auburn as a true freshman, catching 2 passes for 20 yards.
Former Auburn Tigers cornerback Jay Crawford has committed to the Ole Miss Rebels, via Rivals’ Hayes Fawcett on X. Crawford played two seasons with the Tigers and will have two seasons of eligibility remaining.
BOX SCORE | SEASON STATS ATHENS, Ga. – If the rest of the SEC season is anything like Auburn’s conference opener, Tiger fans are in for a wild ride. Auburn scored four points in the final second of regulation to force overtime before falling to No.
Auburn Tigers cornerback Blake Woodby announced today he would be rejoining the team for 2026, via his own account on X. Woodby is the second member of the Auburn secondary to announce he will be returning in the last 24 hours, joining safeties AnQuon Fegans and Eric Winters.
Amidst the opening of the transfer portal, which is set to run just once this year, the Auburn Tigers have been riddled with a litany of players deciding to leave the program.
The NCAA transfer portal has opened, and with it comes a rush of narratives as players begin to make official visits and find their new homes. The Auburn Tigers, who’ve now seen over 30 players depart from their program in this year’s portal, are looking for some top-level talent, and they may have their next big piece in Devan Thompkins.
AUBURN, Ala. – With six Southeastern Conference teams ranked in the top 25, but none in the top 10, the chase for the championship begins with many contenders but no clear frontrunner.
The Auburn Tigers have secured another returning player for the 2026 season, once again at the linebacker position. Shortly after Demarcus Riddick announced he would be returning to The Plains for 2026, true freshman Elijah Melendez announced the same, shoring up the Tigers at linebacker for next season.
Though it seemed as if it couldn’t get any worse for the Auburn Tigers’ receiving core in the wake of the departure of Cam Coleman, Alex Golesh and company will now be hard-pressed to find a wide receiver with the departure of Eric Singleton, Jr.
It’s been a rough first few weeks for new Auburn Tigers head coach Alex Golesh, who’s seen over 25 players announce intent to depart his program in the transfer portal.
Things seem to have gone from bad to worse for Alex Golesh and company, who have had nearly 30 players announce they’d be entering the transfer portal in the few weeks Golesh has been at the reins of the Auburn Tigers.
The worst fears for Auburn Tigers fans this offseason have been realized. Five star freshman quarterback is entering the transfer portal. This news comes following a flurry of other transfer portal announcements from Auburn players over the course of the last few weeks.
The Auburn Tigers have a group of veterans set to make their big pitch to NFL scouts. Seniors eniors defensive end Keyron Crawford and offensive lineman Jeremiah Wright each accepted invitations to the Panini Senior Bowl.
The Auburn Tigers are set to begin SEC play with a significant boost, as they will be coming off an impressive performance in the last game of their historically difficult nonconference gauntlet.
The Auburn Tigers have locked in a visit for one of the top offensive linemen in the Transfer Portal. Former Oklahoma State offensive tackle Grant Seagren has scheduled a visit to The Plains for Jan.
After weeks of whispers, rumors, and enough message board speculation to crash a server, Auburn’s star Wide Receiver Cam Coleman has officially decided to take his talents elsewhere.
When a player doesn't immediately find success in the NFL, there weren't a lot of options out there to continue your career. Now, the emergence of the UFL and various indoor leagues have made playing professional football much easier.